Exhibit N¶
EFTA00154363¶
December 1\textsuperscript{th} 2020¶
The Honorable Alison J. Nathan¶
United States District Court¶
Southern District of New York¶
United States Courthouse¶
40 Foley Square¶
New York, NY 10007¶
Ghislaine Maxwell¶
Your Honor,¶
Ghislaine has been a friend of mine for over 25 years. I met her through my deceased husband who was an old friend of hers. They met I think, first in Hong Kong in the early 1990s.¶
My husband died some three years ago leaving me - without any notice - both destitute and effectively homeless. I had nowhere I could stay apart from a room at my mother’s house in the countryside in England where I had not lived for over 30 years. I am still involved in an ongoing and messy probate.¶
Ghislaine, without judgment or prejudice, offered me a roof over my head in her home in London free of charge or bill payments until I could get back on my feet so to speak. I had nothing to give her and she had nothing to gain from me living there. Given those circumstances I think it says a great deal about Ghislaine’s moral character: in particular her loyalty and kindness towards someone who could offer her nothing in return. When another friend subsequently offered to pay rent for me this was still at a substantially lower than market rate.¶
I want to conclude by saying that never in my wildest dreams do I think Ghislaine could be guilty of the terrible charges against. Like anyone charged with any crime, she is innocent unless proven guilty and has a right to due process and humane treatment and should be treated accordingly.¶
Yours respectfully,¶
Lady Tang¶
EFTA00154364¶